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Our time. Recogniziining texas. Mr. Chairman, thank you very much, i am pleased from this moment of history to join my colleagues who have come together with a similar and very important purpose and thats to save lives. The Ranking Members on the committee dealing with crimes. We see tl after math over the years of a wrong policy. Let me simply add to the record of startling facts. When an average day in United States, more than 650,000 opiate prescriptions are dispensed and 3900 people used nonprescription use of opiates. 78 people died from an opiate related deaths. 55 billion in health and social costs related to prescription opiate abuse each year and opiate poisoning. This Conference Committee is on the right direction. There are worthy bills. The problem is huge between 2014, almost half a Million People died from drug over doses based on the statistic that i just read. Also to fulfill our obligations for funding, i am glad to be a coresponsponsor of committee, comprehensive of o
Gutting the environmental protections of the delta. This is another water war in california we do not need. What we need is some wise legislation that actually can solve the problem. Gutting the endangered species act, overriding the biological opinions, taking away the clean water act and simply turning the pumps on is not a solution. It is in fact the death nell of the delta. Knell of the delta. Along with governor browns tunnels, it will end the delta. Lets go the wife science with realtime monitoring of what is happening in the depellta is how we determine whether to ramp up or reduce the pumping in the delta. That is not in the bill. Take a look at the opponents. Weve got the two delta interests, mr. Mcnerney and myself, weve got the san juan queen valleys. This is not the way to hannle it. Not in an appropriation. Not in a bill that guts the environmental protections and simply turns the pumps on. I yield back. The chair the gentleman has yielded. How much time do i have left . T